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Genetically Raised Circulating Levels of Dietary Antioxidants and the Association With Respiratory Health in High-Risk Populations.

Canadian respiratory journal - 1 Jan 2026

Saied A, Horsfall L J

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Background: Observational studies of raised dietary antioxidants suggest a beneficial effect on respiratory health; however, findings from interventional trials have been inconsistent or null. Few studies have specifically targeted individuals exposed to high levels of environmental oxidants, where the antioxidant effects may be more pronounced. Objectives: To investigate whether genetically elevated serum levels...

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PMID: 41625127
DOI: 10.1155/carj/5208730
PMCID: PMC12860137

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